MBH Maya Bacalar
Rooms

Six rooms,
six names
from the Mayan calendar.

All of them are quiet, honest rooms — a generous bed, a fan that works, a balcony of your own. Some face the lagoon; others face the jungle. The differences are small: a private pool on a balcony, a jacuzzi, a room that holds a family.

Suite Ik
01 · Lagoon · King

Suite Ik

A private pool, the wind lifting the curtain.

The only room with a private pool on the balcony. Looks straight out at the lagoon, far enough from the next door that no one sees you swim.

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Suite Imix
02 · Lagoon · King

Suite Imix

A jacuzzi, a lagoon, and whatever the afternoon decides.

Like the Ik, but with a jacuzzi instead of a pool. Built for long evenings after a day in the water.

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Suite Ahau
03 · Lagoon · King

Suite Ahau

Early light, lagoon in front, time enough to read.

A clean, uncluttered room facing the lagoon. No pool, no jacuzzi — just the room, the bed, and the early light.

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Suite Kan
04 · Lagoon · King

Suite Kan

Twin of the Ahau, with the same lagoon in front.

Sister to the Ahau. Same building, same view, same bed — the opposite side.

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Suite Oc
05 · Jungle · King

Suite Oc

All green, all bird, and the water a few steps away.

The room that faces the jungle instead of the lagoon. Less dramatic, more intimate.

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Suite Muluk
06 · Jungle · Two doubles

Suite Muluk

Two beds, four guests, and the jungle around them.

Two double beds, jungle view, built for families or friends traveling together.

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— Reserve

We'll hold
a room,
whenever you want to come.

The lagoon changes color by the hour. Check-in is at three. We'll be here when you arrive.

Reserve a roomCheck-in 15:00 · Check-out 12:00 · 18.6765° N · 88.3931° W